JLP at odds over Seaga as leader
THE CENTRAL Executive of the Jamaica Labour Party was divided yesterday on the status of a delegates meeting held in Montego Bay.

US gets approval for Liguanea embassy
THE UNITED States Government has been given approval to construct its embassy on Bamboo Avenue in Liguanea, St. Andrew as long as it provides adequate parking and does not put its entrance on the avenue...

Bermuda booting Prescod - Review Panel concedes to prison officers
BERMUDA'S COMMISSIONER of Corrections, Jamaican John Prescod, will be removed from his post as of July 31, Public Safety Minister Randy Horton announced on Saturday.

Fire leaves five families homeless
SPALDINGS, Clarendon: FIRE GUTTED an uninsured eight-bedroom dwelling house in Frankfield, Clarendon on Saturday, leaving five families homeless and over $5 million in damage.

'Training, scholarships coming for health workers'
MINISTER OF Health John Junor will be pursuing new training opportunities for health professionals, particularly nurses, in an effort to tackle the widepsread shortage plaguing the system.